1. How to Implement a Fast PHP Search Engine for Applications Written Using Laravel
Updated on: 2022-09-06
Posted on: 2022-09-06
Laravel is a popular PHP framework that implements the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design pattern.
Application objects are stored in persistent containers using model classes. Usually, these model classes use SQL database servers to store the model objects.
This solution may be acceptable when you want to store a relatively small number of model objects in database table records.
If your application needs to store and retrieve many model objects, other types of containers do not use SQL to query the database records, so it can be faster to search the object records.
This package provides a general solution to search model class objects in different storage containers that are more suited to store a large number of model class objects, like Elastic Search and Mongo DB.
Since this package provides an interface abstraction to perform searches for model objects, it is easier to change an application to use a different storage container without changing the database code.
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Application objects are stored in persistent containers using model classes. Usually, these model classes use SQL database servers to store the model objects.
This solution may be acceptable when you want to store a relatively small number of model objects in database table records.
If your application needs to store and retrieve many model objects, other types of containers do not use SQL to query the database records, so it can be faster to search the object records.
This package provides a general solution to search model class objects in different storage containers that are more suited to store a large number of model class objects, like Elastic Search and Mongo DB.
Since this package provides an interface abstraction to perform searches for model objects, it is easier to change an application to use a different storage container without changing the database code.
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